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Bedfordview school donates sanitary pads to Boksburg orphanage home

Mandela Day has once again brought the community of Ekurhuleni, Boksburg and the country together to help the needy and to support worthy causes.

July 20, 2018
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Holding some of the donated items is, Thandeka Mzizi, Nhlanhla White, Izak Matentji, Mamohau Ntsoane (Mohau Orphanage and Disable Home founder) and Ntabiseng Shabalala.
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Through the Siyamthanda Care Projects, learners from the Bishop Bavin School in Bedfordview donated sanitary pads, toiletries and toys to the Mohau Orphanage and Disable Home in Mapleton.

This was part of the Mandela Day initiative.

Through the Siyamthanda Care Projects, learners from the Bishop Bavin School in Bedfordview donated sanitary pads, toiletries and toys to the Mohau Orphanage and Disable Home in Mapleton as part of the Mandela Day initiative. From left: Izak Matentji, Nhlanhla White, Thandeka Mzizi, Mamohau Ntsoane (Mohau Orphanage and Disable Home founder) and Selina Kgopane.

 

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July 20, 2018
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